The Progress., 1887-11-19
BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS.
Tho Elections on Tuesday fred Grant.
Beaten by 10, 900 Majority In New York
-FOraker's Victory In Ohio Larrabee
u SuCCe sSful IN Inxxu-Afl,ar Ofafas

Successfnl in I0wa-Otler States.
COOKS VICTORY IN NEW YORK. sa
albany, N. Y. Nov 1O-Approximately
complete returns to the Argus from all the
counties in the State, give Cook DENY, for
Secretary Of State 10, 666 plurality over
Grant (Rep }, net Democratic loss of 4bS
compared with Hilrs plurality in 1885
NEW YORK, Nov 1O.-The returns from
Tuesdays election in New York, so far as
received, show that the Democrats have
carried the State by 10000 majority The
Republicans will probably retain control of
the Legislature, but further returns may
cut down their majority in that body. In
New York City Colonel Fellows defeated
Delaney Nicholl for States attorney by
10000.
The Tribune says: ''The third party-Pro-
hibitiOnists-would seem to have made de-
cided gains. Last year they gave their
nominee for the Appeals bench 36,414
votes. This year their vote may reach
$4,000. The labor vote for the entire
State is estimated at 10000, of which
20, 900 was polled outside Of New York and
Kings counties f4,
The returns from the State are not vet
complete, but enough have been received
to indicate that the Senate and emblv
remain Republican. The present Senate
stands as follows: Republicans, 20; Demo-
Gratis, ID The next Senate, according to
present figures, which are not complete will
stand as follows: Republicans, 49,; Demo
Gratis, 13 The present Assembly stands as
follows: Republicans, "a: Democrats, 81
The indications are that this majority Of 20
will be somewhat reduced ,,.4
New YORK, Nov. 1O-Henry George says
the United Labor party has met it's Bull
Run, not It's Waterloo. Victory in the end
is certain. The result proves that there are
35, 600 men in New York who can not be Sc.
duced away from principle -, ,
! WASHINGTON, Nov, 1O-The general opin-
ion is that the success of the Democrats in
New York means denomination for Cleye-
land. and that he will carry that State.
25--i u FoRAKER's PLURALITY 3O,O0O -
CINCINNATI Nov. 1O.-The latest returns
from the city and county precincts show
Forakers election by over 6OOO He ran.
almost even with his ticket Powell
DENY ran ahead of his ticket showing the
effects of the arrangement by which
seitz was slaughtered by his Union
Labor friends The balance Of the Union
Labor polled a heavy vote-almost equal to
the Demo Gratis The Prohibitionist vote
was very light The fullest returns re-
ceived indicate plurality of 10000 for
Foraker. The Legislature probably stands:
Senate, "a Republican; House, 81 Repubh-
cans. .5< <EIiss g. y. = ( .,H..:t}.} -,
IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O-The result Of the
county election yesterday was complete,
Republican triumph, all the candi-
dates on the Republican ticket, in
cludtng every candidate for x county
commissioners, being elected Judge
o1~vyJcS =. mo Sr~~ifr
reelection as Judge of the superior court
is over SO, 600. Judge Longenecker's ma.
jority for States Attorney is about l6, 600
b. c.. Senne's majority for chairman Of the
Board of County Commissioners is about
$4,000 III 5s -. - 7""-'
CHICAGO, NOV. 1O.--One Of the questions
voted upon Tuesday was the proposed an
nexation to the city of about two-thirds of
Hyde Park, the south half of Lake View, all
OF Brighton, strip from the eastern part
of Cicero and Section 25 of Jefferson. Chi
cago practically had her own way: as she
generally does. and her population has
been Increased in single day something
like IS, 600. Hyde Park, Brighton, Cicero
and Jefferson voted to come in, and Lake
View and Lake decided to stay out -'
As regards the propositions, aside from
candidates for Office, that were voted on by
the people of this county, it is certain that
the county-bond question has carried. The
fate of the Jury Commission law is as yet
undecided, the vote upon the question of
its adoption or rejection being very close.
IOWA. --', e., ~-s.5--. ...,-t
DEs MONIES, Ia., Nov. 1O-Returns from
$50 of the 1900 precincts Of the State,
show a net Democratic gain of 1856
The same vote maintained in the rest of
ho Gfofo xr1in n oh41 I'd
for Governor IL. 900 plurality over Ander-
son Dem.) and a majority of 5000 over all
the vote of Cain U L) for Gov
ernor, between 8, 900 and 10, 600 Farnham
Pro.) for Governor will fall under
200 In the State. The Legislature will be
Republican by about 45 on joint ballot
Complete returns from ffty-three of the
ninety nine counties in the State give Lar
rabee Rep 81, $50; Anderson Dem. IT,
Az; Cain uabor), 6,124; Farnham (Pro)
21. Larrabee's plurality over Anderson.
1927, and his majority over all, 9, 982.
These same counties last year gave Jackson
Rep) 50, ,O97; Sells DENY, 72.O36. s.'%e.
A SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORY. w..
PHnADE1AHIA, Nov. 10. Estimate from
all counties in Pennsylvania show plural
1ty of between SO, 900 and 81, 900 for Hart
Rep), for State Treasurer, Democratic
Ra1u O1 AOOu6 1U,VOO as compared with
the vote for State Treasurer in 1885 and
that for Governor last year.
rs MASSACHUSETTS ,a@ s@1=t i.r3,
BOSTON, Nov: lO-Returns from all towns
and cities in the State give for Gov
ernor: Ames Rep), 135,912; Lowering,
pem-), g118,31l; Earle (Pro), 1O,697;
Marks Gabor), 848.
This makes Ames' plurality 17,611,
against 9,473 last year. This is clear
majority Of 6, $50, against 923 in 1885.
A VOTE FOB DIVISION"
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-The Dakota
election returns are very meager, but the
hgures received show a majority OF about
25, GOO for division. Division has carried by
a good majority, the principal opposition
coming from North Dakota In South
Dakota the vote in favor Of division was
very large. Local option seems to have
gained the day in most of the counties
NEW JERSEY. ss.....
TRENTON, N. j., Nov 1O-Corrected re-
turns yesterday indicate that the next Leg
ts!ature will stand: Senate Republicans,
II; Democrats, 9. House use-Republicans
81; Democrats, %. ss
s< MARYLAND
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1O-As was antici-
pated, the Democrats carried nearly every